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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

:
The steamer Fleetwood burst her bollar
Friday morning near LawrencebnTg
indiana, Three ronsiabouts were fatalI0
jured. D'1iS in-
Inc water supply al Cincinnati Ia reported
very scant owing to the recent high water
IN the river. The apparent paradox IL ev.
planned by the fact that the engines ware
damaged by the food. "eie
John Carr, having charge of the Anar,-
chn Express Company's room In the rantral
Depot at Cleveland, Ohio, Friday want
into saloon In that city, swallowed a drink
una, gong into a rear room, shot himself
through the heart. $3.50 '-i'ii'eiii
IN consequence of the failure of the IA,
nclency bill the act extending the frea AZ.
livery system to cities and towns having No,
iess IMAM 1O,00O inhabitants or a postai
ii nSs, Of NOT less than $4,000, becomes
Imperative until the beginning az ira no y,
fiscal YER, when the regular appronria tH
act goes into effect. -''ton
telegram from New York sav. tk.4
seheme for consolidating ali tina SOC t aa.I 9
pahies In Chicago was eompleted Frida,,
alteI several meetings of the parties inteyrI
esteu there and In PHILADELPHIA. me h,si
ness VIII be controlled by the Tnited CO.
iirtproNemeht Company OF Philadelnhia
me stock represented in the new com M ,,s,
Is SAID amounts to over s., 900 900. i'"-'
, mother Angela, died Friday M e.
mary 8 Academy, NotIe Dame, Ind. wbieh
Sae founded In 1850. She was a njeas y,
p pnodhas Ewing, secretary of state nnde,
~ S Harrison, and was also eonsin
n James g, g. Blaine, and Of the Vile ~
,H ne,tet ~ sherman. During her early Wash.
y WIS me, she, then Miss Elvia Gillespie
9uitted ue sooio. belle. At the age Of 26 She
sisters Of the Holy Gross. Durine the y sns
Sne devoted most of her time to establisbIns
mospllais and caring for the siclt n, i
wounded soldiers. In 1870 she was electad
S Stotier superior of the order in the UniteJ
ta aat, and afterwards founded a nn,aber ~
.eIllale academies throughout the oonntr "
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10


Henry s Hotehkiss, who murdered his
wife last summer at Hartford, Conn.
pleaded guilty of murder in the second
degree and was sentenced to state prison
for life. p-4ooii
Kennedy's clothing-store, the KELLOGG
Building, Steers bank and other bn;Ids'
ings In Cherokee, Ia, were burned Tbnrs.
day morning. Loss, $50, 900; insurance,
John Walters, survivor of the Irish
rebellion of 1898, died in Detroit on Tnas.
day week. It is said he would have bee n
loS years old had he lived until the 17tb
OF this month. ~
AtAkron, o. yesterday week Henry Han.
pert, son Of wealthy business man. was
sentenced to one year in the penitentiarv
at hard labor for the BETRAYAL nnda,
promise of marriage, of school Girl ~
News has reached Montreal that on
tuesday week, a large gang of men. with
Two engines and snow plough wars
caught in snow slide at Seikirk. siY ~
the men were smothered before tbsy
could be got out. 'A''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
The SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR
CAT ARRH

/ hdpe used Ely's toas 30 much troy
Cream Balm and con. bid NTH cnl1r,.b n
Stder myself cured, IsertOuSty affected mn
suffered 20 gears from uoice. one bouie ~
cdtdrrh and catarrhal Elys Crpdu R,,i,,, III
headache and this isMe ,1ark M, poics n,
the first remedy that f,illy rrstortT n y
afforded lasting relief. 'Li.Dsner A. N IN
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For Is years ,nas 20, ei0bi ,9ars
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seUere pain in myheod, from cdtnrrh. IL.
discharges into nlyusinr EiIs Cr.om
throat aud unpleasant Balm for str Tgets
oredm. My sense 9fbeIieoemyseJ cured Il
smell I1dS much I'M is a 7oSst o,,oe,, h
paired haue ouer remedy. ~ ,se3b Nh.
come these tr0ubiesdrt. 624 Grgad ~
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h9tes' btedy, N. r. Cream Balm; tSds
hdUe Oeen gredttrOubled Uith chronic
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completely cured t,e.-Ichar1es fron ,a,,.o 10
Al. j. Ldlty, 80 Wood %, j. Gorbigg co a5 3;
1 nnaa Avenue, Boston, Chestnut ST., Pttld.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10


Sanitary Era
The progress Of medical and biological
knowledge steadily tends 10 reduce dis
eese 10 negation, or defect and the rem
edial process to a simple restoration Of
vital force Given a being possessed
naturally, or supernaturally, Of a sufh-
oient irnpartahle surplus Of vitality what
ever that may be) and it is now generally
understood that there would be nothing
miraculous, In the sense of being neon
sistent with the laws of nature, In the
healing of any disease by the touch or
even the will OF ouch being. II
Ia now undisputad that miracles
OF this kind, in a small way
are daily performed by persons
of abnormal nervous power. Even the
germs Of pestilence that enter the blood
are understood to be negative in their
operation, by disintegrating ,devouiing and
displacing the constituents of the vital
fluid. Oarhopic acid, 1t is said, aspbyx-
iates by displacement of oxygen, the same
as water or an air-pump. There are various
/ palliatiyes and diyersions of morbid
| aymptoms, which are of local, temporary
| or provisional utility; but as the real
disease, however localized, is privation Of
| vitality, at bottom, 80 the real cure Ia, al
the London Lancet says, in the re-estab
lishment Of health-in other words, Of
vitality--through the displacement of in
sanitary by sanitary conditions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

Good Housekeeping says, never buy ex-
pensive furniture and carpets at the sac
rifice of books, music, pictures and other
things which help to make the sunshine
of our days. Better have painted and
vanished floors, with ingram or even mat
ting for rugs, with these, than without
them to indulge in these creature comforts
of elegance. Strive to make your home O
haven ofrest for the tired hearts and minds
as much as the wearisd bodies of your
friends, administering refreshment by
your intellectual bright surroundings
just as truly to the former as to the latter
when they sit around your board, and
you will find that your abode will be al
allufing spot to many worn pilgrim OF
life's way, and you will feel something o.
the joys of creation, having created tina
sweet, rare thing, emblem of heav
emily rest,- true home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

Evietlens In Esesnsyivaniassina
/ ,.......a,. Nrs.NWKtH.


DUBOIS, Pa, March s.-Great excite
na,t preyails AIMING the miners Of ryles
this week. For several weeks the men
have been out OF strike and were unable
10 como 70 an agreement with the oper-
ators. Special police have been on duty
and yesterday they were notified @ evic'
the miners from the company's houses q
new men were ready to take the places o.
the strikers.
Al one house sick woman was carried
ont on her bed aud at another II "a sale
that the police broke in a door and for
oibly removed the inmates and householt
goods. Fifty men who worked IN th'
colliery and IL non-union miners arr
working at present. The work Of 70
moving the strikers families still goes o.
to-day, and tho suffering among IN
poorer families from the weather Ia great
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

BOMBAY, March 3.-News received from
Afghanistan through native source shows
that the Ameer is making strenuous eff
forts to raise new army. All the boys
between 10 and Is years are being drilled
for military service and all who have
reached the age of is years are being en-
rolled in the army. The Ameer has is
sued circular to his subjects, telling
them to prepare for holy war. 1t is be-
lieved that he contenplates a war against
Russia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
Rad STATE OF AFFAIRs.
Many Levee WOEkmen Have Been
Robbed and Probably 40 MUIR

Many Levee workmen Have Reen
Robbed and Probably 40 MUIR
dereds
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 5.--Information
obtained from steamboat men shows bad
state of affairs down the river between this
city and Arkansas city. In this district
hundreds OF men, mostly whites, are on
gagged In levee work for the Government
and the State OF Mississippi. These men
are paid of weekly and every payday some
OF them go TO the landings to await a
steamer for Memphis. These landings Rre
often isolated, and gang Of negro
pirates and thieves watch them and
assaulting the laborers rob them OF their
money after infllcting dangerous wounds
on their Victims and It is estimated that moi
less than 20 murders have been committed
this winter by these outlaws and at leas
100 instances OF robbery. The levee eampt
are generally several miles back from the
river and as the only police officers are the
sheriff and his deputies, who are usually
about the country towns, the unprotected
laborers fall an easy prey. These laborer
are mostly Irish and Italians who drift Il
this section at the beginning Of the winters
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The treasury de-
partment has decided that "Chlor-M Mag
nesium" or chloride OF magnesium Is duti-
able at the rate Of 25 per cent nd vRlorem
as chemical compound" The importers
claimed that the merchandise was exempt
from duty under the provisions In the free
list of magnesium.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

DETROIT, MICH, March A. II Is report
apparently we'll authenticated that ex. Sena.
tor Jones, OF Florida, for go many months.g
persistent sojournerin Detroit, will seek a Re.
election by the Florida legislature. In doinp
this, 1t Is said he will lay before the body
the true reason of his long absence from
the national capital, and will tale unfolt
but create a national sensation In the char
acter OF charges that he will make and tn,
high, standing OF the statesman that he will
involve.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
Held for a.. s:n,ne. MUrder.

PHILADELPHIA, March2 .-The coroner's
jury in the case of Wakefield Gaines the
colored man whose dismembered body
was found in creek near Eddiugton
Bucks county, Pa, on February 18th
rendered a verdict to-day that Gaines
came to his death at the hands of Georg,
Wilson, and that Mrs. Mary Hannal
Tabbs was accessory TO the crime. Boil
prisoners were committed to await lii,
action of the district attorney.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
rIoHr Iv A MANSION.


Unexpectedly HMtefh"P.eo
S,eutleman OF the House,
Nvw YoRx. March 3.--James Y. Lar
kins and Patrick Fitzgerald fought draw
az ia rounds, for q prize Of $oOo, early
this morning. The fight had been ar.
ranged 10 take place some days ago Du'
the Vigilance Of the police prevented
when Fitzgerald and IA Of the sno-
scribers were discharged by Judge STIR
ling in Jersey City, yesterday morning. lins,
where they had been arrested me nlBls
before lust as the fight was about 70 s'a,s,
they Immediately decided 10 have tne
6obt al the Pastime club house in this elty,
mt again the police interfered. After
looking around for o place until near
mornine butlor for priVate
family on Long Island, friend
of Fitzgerald, said the FOLKS were
away and they could fight in the din'
inooroom OF his employers residence.
This was agreed to,and in the dinlng. room ION
of palatial mansion on brooS s :
Heights, the fighters stripped Tor the lrss
| at q. AS O'Clock. LarkinB was IN na8nln
cent condition, and looked more runnei
than a fighter. Fitzgerald who is horse
shoer, was in fine condition TOO, anu tl !,
muscles stood out in great punches al
over his body. 1t was clearly to be seer
that while Fitzgerald was Punisher Lar
kins was a slayer. Two'ounce glove
were used. Twelve slugging rounds wer
fought and L1rkins had much the best o
the battle.
During the eighth round Fitzgerald
caught Iarkins on the back OF the hea.
and broke one of the small bones in n
right arm. At the end of the round hi
seconds wanted to throw up the sponge
but he refused to give in. From the mint
20 the twelfth round Larkins had itall HI
own way. During the twelfth round tn
astonished house owner, who had unei
pectediy returned and had been aslee
upstairs, walked in to find q prize-hght J
progress in his own dining-room. He WI
pale with rage and said Leave here a
Of you or will call the police" Son
one called out "Dont let him out. q
on with the fight"
| At the end Of the round II was propose
to lock the proprietor up in a closet, b.
more sober counsels prevailed and u
referee decided the fight draw, order,
the purse to be divided and all bets OF.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
------N|N-
THE INTERSTATE Law.
A Notice Issued by the PennsY Ivan
HRilrORd DOuuany.

hhtirOnu company
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The general
freight department of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company issued the following
notice to. day.
The Interstate Commerce bill, which takei
effect on April 9th, 1887, makes 1t necessary
for this company to give notice to al
shippers of ill classes Of property and tC
connections of this road that tariffs ant
special rates now In effect will be with
drawn on or before that date, and new
tariffs, made in accordance with the new
requirements of that law, will be issued tC
take effect on or previous thereto, Motto,
is accordingly given that all existing con
tracts, tariff rates, and special rates for tn,
transportation of all classes OF freight owe
the roads OF this company. leased lines anS
branches, which by their terms do no
sooner end. will cease and terminate Apri
4th, 1887. You are requested to acknowl
edge receipt Of this notice. Your failure Il
do so, however, will not have the effect O
continuing such contract tariff rates O.
special rates beyond April 4th, 1887.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

The boiler Of distlliery at Morgan's Sta
ton, kentucky, exploded on Thursday
scalding seven men, four fatally.
Andrew Grummon, 90 years OF age, was
gored TO death by bull at tho Lakeside
farm, near syracuse, N. Y, Friday morn
ing.
Mayor Hewitt oil New York, after having
been laid up two months with sciatic rhen'
matism, appeared In his oihae In the city
hall Friday afternoon.
Sllas Alexander, one OF the first settler
OF NantIcoke, Pa, and for more than q
wears a prominent citizen Of that town
| died Friday, agod 81 years.
Henry II. Huntzinger, president OF TIT
| Government National Bank OF Pottsville
| Pa, died suddenly OF internal hemorrhag'
last night. He was 81 years OF age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
Five men burned by Molten Iron.

READING. Pa, March 5.--An explosion Of
last night, and five men were terribly
burned about the face and bodies by molten
iron. The injured men were John Noch,
Jonathan BrossmRn, James Richards and
two Hungarians, whose names were not
aecertained,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

ASK for Rough on Dirt; perfect washing
powder found at lssti A harmless, extra fin,
oleaches and whitenA without slightest injur,
70 finest fabric, Unequaled for fne linens ant
lacsA, general household. kitchen aud laundr!
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e. - sasFz
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

hEhEkE & q It's causes, slil q lew ano
a MEyV successful CUR z al youI
~ 9Mn nome, BY one who Wag daat twenty.
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, J months and since then aundre cf other =
y KMtionlal sent on apple stinh
'iNNF y. ~ West " II 1 -, s,,.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
sCRorULoUs. aNHEnrTEp.

Aud Contagious Humors, with Ioss Of Hail, and
Eruptions OF the kin. are positively cured by
CUTICURA and CUTtouRA soar externally, and
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CUTIcuRA RnAsDfBs are Bold everywhere.
Price: OuTIouRA, hp Great kkin Cur, 90 cts.; ;
CuTIoURA Soar, an Exquisite BesAutlfier, 10 It's |;
CufIouHA Rks0LvKRT, Tho new Blood Purifier,
al.0U POTTER DRca AND CnBMioAL Co., Boston.
mi AHPLKS, Blsckasads, Slk Blemishes,
WHM and Baby Humors, use CUTIouRA Soar,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

Ex.Congreesman Edward Breitung of
Negaunee, Michigan, died at Eastman, Ga,
on Thursday night. He was a pioneer OF
the Upper Peninsula, aud made great
wealth out Of iron lands there. He served
In the Forty eighth Congress.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
DIsTILEEKY CLOSED.
A W hIsIGy DlsiiIIeuy at Des meines
UiOsed BY Prohibition.

closed BY prohibitions
Dies MONIES, IA, March 3.--George W.
Kidd of New York, owner OF the inter
national distillery here has issued orders
to the superintendent to stop buying
grain and to see that the amount on hand
Is disposed Of either by consumption o.
sale BY June LIST. Mr.. Kidd says be viii
close the disiillery at that time and MOI
attempt to operate it further under Pro
hibition laws. This closes the last dis
tiilery in Iowa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

There are two forms Of chronic rheumatism:
one In which the joint5 are swollen and red
without fever, and the appetite and digestion
SWOLLEN, but only stir and painful In either
form Salvation Oh may be relied on TO eject q
cure. II kills pain, Price % cents bottle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
browns RronchIaI I'rochen

for Coughs and Colds: II do not see how
1t is possible for public man to be himself
In winter without this admirable aid."---
Req. II, N. Dozens, Pooasset, Mas,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
HOW my BACK ACHES!

- Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weak
M neeees, Soreness, Lameness, etrAina
GIG flsnd Pain relieved tn enc minute
HNpy tho Ou tlcussa Anti-PaAm Pams-
~ eaF,--infanibla
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

Cniis weld q onions ike magic, hut DR..
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more agreeable m ans Of cuciDg acoid cough.
You can fuys bot e for % Gauts at any drug
sore, md ws are sure It wi do the wo,k every
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

Aid for all. The Hop Plaster gives comfort
70 rheumatic pains, tired muscles, lame back ,oc,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10
SHE rs MR LADY, o SHE rs MI
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Good II usektepipg
There rise before me, while l write,
two homes which l sometimes visit. In
one the walls and ceilings are beautifully
papered, the carpet very pretty brus-
sels the curtains expensive lace, the fur
niture plush covered, and yet, were il not
for the sweet little life which looks ont to
me from pair Of eyes SO lately from
Heaven descended as to retain some of its
unearthliness, / should feel strangely
starved and homesick every moment
spend there, in spite of true friendship
for its owners. Why? Because there is
no true individual and higher life ex-
pressed there. True, there is a piano,
but the music, what little there is, is piled
up so primly that one can see at
glance it is never used. There are no
books except two or three ele-
gantly bound ones, which lie on
the marble topped table. The one engrav.
ing, in its handsome frame, is rather
| pretty, but utterly powerless to convey
one idea of inspiration or repose, as the
eye returns to it again and again, for very
lack of others and of those little articles
of beauty in brio. a. brac, &c, which most
women of refinement feel they must have
though it be at the sacrifice of personal
adornment or table Injuries. In the
other house the walls are covered with
paper which probably cost about one.
third MS much as the frat, its neutral
color being relieved by band of maroon
"tiock" paper and gilt picture rail. The
carpet, which only covers tin floor to
within about Is inches OF the wall, is an
ingram, repeating the maroon and neutral
tint of thr paper, the painted maroon.
The furniture is in odd pieces. In place
Of sofa ~ cheap hut comfortable
lounge, there is a large RI, tan rocker, two
or three upholstered rockers of different,
but harmonious col1rs; the oommodious
table is covered by AN ample spread of
maroon and npon it alwaS y may be found
the last humber of the best magazines or
the newest book; upon the walls are many
engrayiDgs and etchings in the cheapest,
simplest wood frames, with broad mats,
but each possessing some peculiar merit
or interest to which the mind returns
with pleasure the old so ia.e piano is
always open and the we'll worn music
and song books show the result of use
of many years. In short, the refined, in
telligent owners have succeeded In i'm
parting something of their own lives t
, these objects with which they are daily
BufEouhueui ana the result Is Dr1gn
home, full of intensest vitality and ye
! the truest rest.
Robert G. Ingsrsoll is assured that h,
8 will completely recover from his throa
3 trouble.
Mr. Robert Garrett Thursday night CAV
a reception to Messrs, George W. Child
!, aud A. j. Drexel of Philadelphia, at hi
handsome residence, in Baltimore. Abou
0 SO invited guests sat down, among then
o being Messrs. George B. Roberts, presi
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad; Presi
+ dent Sloan of the Delaware & Lacks
g wanna, W. W. Corcoran of Washington
Senators Butler, Cameron and Blackburn
n Wayne Macyeagh and Joseph Wharton
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

: ~ y WITH N III IW
10 not liquid, snuf or no,od,y t,,,,,s.J =. :.
nostrtts u quickly absorbed. IL cisant,s ths bs"S
tlays inflammation Heals the cores. RssterS,
the sens Of taste and smell 50 cents al DtWggi.ts
By mail, registered 10 cents W ~ "gg"ts'
ELY BRO HERS, Druggists, owego, N, Y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-10

Jamea II. kichardeoD, Custom House, New
Orleans, on oeth sage. A1n 1870 Acroiuious
Ulcefs broke out On my body until was a o. asB
OF corrapu n Everything known 70 the medical
faculty asa Tiled In vain. l become mere
wreck. AZ times could not lift my hsnds 10 my
h. ad, could lot turn IN bed was 10 constant
pain, and looked upon iife as a curse. No relief
or ours In ten years IN 1880 l head Of the
curlounA RsMHpiEz, used theni, and was per
fectly CURED -
sworn II b. fore o s Com ] d. cnAwYoap.